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Nothing says spring like the laughter of kids racing through an Easter egg hunt or neighbors swapping stories over fresh market finds. In the Piedmont Triad, April 18–24, 2025, is bursting with free events that weave families, friends, and communities into the heart of our region. At PiedmontTriadLiving.com, we’re all about celebrating these moments that make the Triad feel like home. From egg hunts to art walks, these gatherings—many free and open to all—remind us how shared experiences build bonds that last. Ready to join the fun? Let’s dive into the community magic happening across our counties! Details for all of these events are on our calendar here.  Alamance CountyIn Burlington, the Easter Egg Hunt on April 19 at 3110 South Maple Ave (10am–12pm) invites kids to scamper through a field of colorful eggs, with parents cheering from the sidelines. Graham doubles down with the Downtown Graham Easter Egg Hunt (April 19, 1–6pm, 1 SE Court Square), where families stroll the charming square, connecting with local shops and neighbors. Later, Graham’s ALCOVETS Concert and Cruise-In (4–9pm, 126 E Elm St) brings vintage cars and live tunes, sparking conversations across generations. These free events turn strangers into friends—what story will your family share?
Davidson CountyLexington’s Easter Egg Hunt at Surratt Orchards (April 19, 3–4pm) is a sweet tradition, with kids darting through rows of trees while families swap picnic snacks. In Trinity, the Easter Eggstravanza at 6499 NC-62 (April 19, 2–4pm) and another Easter Egg Hunt at 5043 Meadowbrook Dr (2–3pm) create a festive buzz. These free gatherings are where neighbors become like family—what memory will you make?
Davie CountyBermuda Run kicks off with a free Easter Egg Hunt at Bermuda Village on April 18 (4–5pm, 142 Bermuda Village Cir), where kids giggle and grandparents snap photos. Advance’s Easter Egg Hunt on April 20 (3–4pm, 5018 US-158) keeps the spirit alive, with families lingering to chat under the spring sun. In Mocksville, the Easter Fest (April 19, 11am–4pm) fills the town with games and laughter, fostering that small-town warmth we all crave. Who will you meet at these joyful meetups?
Forsyth CountyForsyth County is a hub of connection! Lewisville shines with multiple free events on April 19, like the Discover Lewisville Spring Fling at Old Nick Williams Co. Farm & Distillery (11am–4pm) and the Spring Fling, Easter Egg Hunt & Community Celebration at 2675 Williams Rd (11am–4pm), where families bond over crafts and egg hunts. Kernersville’s Easter Brunch and Egg Hunt (April 19, 10–11am, 3110 Piney Grove Rd) pairs pancakes with play, while Clemmons’ Easter Egg Hunt and Hotdogs (April 19, 2–4pm, 4111 Friedberg Church Rd) serves up community spirit with every bite. In Winston-Salem, the Easter Festival (April 19, 11am–1pm, 4633 Grove Garden Dr) and Cobblestone Farmers Market (8:30–11am, 1007 S Marshall St) bring neighbors together over shared tables and traditions. These moments remind us: community is our strength—what will you bring to the table?
Guilford CountyGreensboro’s Community Easter Egg Hunt & Lunch (April 19, 12–1:30pm, 4221 Randleman Rd) is a free feast of food and fun, where families connect over shared plates. The Farmers Curb Market (8am–12pm, 501 Yanceyville St) buzzes with locals trading recipes and smiles. Summerfield hosts a free Easter Egg Hunt (April 19, 9:30–10:30am, 8130 NC-65), perfect for early risers, and High Point’s The Triad’s LARGEST Easter Egg Hunt on April 20 (10am–12pm, High Point City Lake Park) draws crowds for a massive, memory-making hunt. These free events weave a tapestry of togetherness—what will your family discover?
Randolph CountyFranklinville’s Sunday Puzzles on April 20 (1–5pm, 111 Sumner Pl) is a free, cozy gathering where families solve puzzles and share stories, proving community can be as simple as a shared table. In Asheboro, the From Table to Harvest workshop (April 22, 6:30–7:30pm, 201 Worth St) brings folks together to learn sustainable gardening, sparking new friendships over shared goals. These small, free events pack a big heart—how will you connect?
Rockingham CountyMadison’s Easter Celebration and EBC Easter Egg Hunt (both April 19, 11am–1pm, at 4543 NC-772 and 1604 Ellisboro Rd) are free, joyful romps where kids hunt eggs and adults catch up. Stoneville’s dual Easter Egg Hunts (April 19, 12–1pm at 4933 NC-770 and 1–2pm at Stoneville Memorial Park) keep the fun flowing, with families cheering each other on. These gatherings turn neighbors into lifelong friends—what smile will you share?
Stokes CountyWalnut Cove’s 2025 Free Easter Event on April 19 (2–4pm, 1208 N Main St) is a no-cost celebration packed with games and egg hunts, where families create memories under the spring sky. It’s proof that the simplest moments build the strongest communities—who will you high-five at this festive bash?
Surry CountyMount Airy’s Spring Art Walk on April 19 (9am–5pm) is a free stroll through creativity, where families admire local art and chat with makers. The Community Easter Egg Hunt (1–3pm, 886 Fowler Rd) adds free fun for kids, with parents bonding over coffee. These events make Mount Airy feel like one big family—what spark of joy will you find?
Yadkin CountyEast Bend’s Enon Easter Egg Hunt (April 19, 10am–12pm, Enon Baptist Church) is a free morning of giggles and goodies, with families rallying around the kids. Jonesville’s Easter Egg Hunt (2–3pm, 100 Dwayne St) keeps the free fun going, creating a tight-knit vibe that’s pure Yadkin. These events remind us that community is our roots—what will grow from your day out?
The Piedmont Triad’s free events from April 18–24, 2025, are more than just fun—they’re where we come together, share stories, and build the kind of community that makes our region special. Want to find your next family adventure? Head to CalendarPiedmontTriadLiving.com for the full calendar and join the Triad’s heartbeat. Which event will your family call “home” this spring?
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